Here's how you can strategize your musician's career in the music industry.

A music career is a profession and should be managed like a business. It might seem harsh to equate culture with business, but it's the reality you'll face if you choose this path. Manage your career as a business: focus on artistry, budgeting, finance, timing, communication, marketing, and most importantly, vision. IMPORTANT: Don't be misled by the glamorous stories of self-made artist-entrepreneurs who supposedly do everything alone and reach the top without any help. It's a myth! The key to success lies in choosing effective partners. Best of luck, and don't give up!

Today, musical talent alone is not enough. Throughout my career, I have met hit-making artists who neglected their image and communication, leaving it to their label and manager. It doesn't work! If you want to stand out, it's up to you, the artist, to take charge. Your fans need authenticity. Even at the beginning of your career, before you have a community, you need to create your own universe so that people who resonate with your music can also identify with your world. Educate yourself, take inspiration from others, and surround yourself with professionals if you can afford it. But above all, don't neglect this aspect, because without it, a successful music career is impossible nowadays.

In the world of music discovery, playlists are king! Especially when you're a newcomer, it's essential to release each track from your project (EP, Album) individually. This approach allows you to pitch each track to editorial playlist curators, giving you the chance to reach a new audience. Clearly, Taylor Swift doesn't need to do this! The audience for A-list artists is so vast that their fans eagerly consume every new release, playing their latest album on repeat. Therefore, tailor your digital distribution strategy to the stage of your career.

Streaming is a great way to perform regularly and comfortably. You might want to make and dissect a few videos first to see some obvious shortcoming of your production, but don't waste too much time doing that. Do as best a job as you can to improve the production in a few tries and move forward. Performance itself is the more important part of your brand, and you only get better at performing by performing.

é fundamental lembrar que qualquer projeto come?a, evolui, é testado, aprimorado e validado com foco no público-alvo. Ou você se baseia em dados e busca compreender cada vez mais o conhecimento desse público, ou estará apenas 'achismo'. E sim, isso é mais importante que se imagina, uma vez n?o levado a rigor, todos os envolvidos passam a planejar sem olhar e sem entender de fato o mercado.

As an artist, you need to embrace the reality that you need to do a little extra to stand out, these are a few parameters you can structure yourself around: Establish Your Brand: Decide on your voice and look. Set Objectives: Make both short- and long-term objectives. Generate High-Quality Content: Make videos and songs of the highest caliber. Create an Online Identity: Make use of websites, streaming services, and social media. Network: Make contacts with other musicians and experts in the field. Engage Fans: Consistently communicate with your viewers. Constant Learning: Develop your abilities and stay current with industry trends. Seek Representation: To assist in navigating the industry, think about hiring a manager or agency.